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- Tarton yliopistollisen keskussairaalan laajennus, vaihe 2
Tartu University Hospital Extension, phase 2, Tartu
University Hospital extension. All client, staff as well as material traffic of the hospital has been situated into a new “internal street”. The new buildings include facilities designed for cardiology, eye clinic, internal medicine department, endoscopy department, hospital pharmacy, laboratory, and new radiotherapy department (4 accelerators). New wards accommodate about 260 beds. All wards have teaching facilities for the University of Tartu Faculty of Medicine.
Designing studio: AW2 Architects https://aw2.fi
